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Negative metal ion and cluster source

Belykh et al., 1992

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140265898224690172
Author
Belykh S
Evtukhov R
Lysenko J
Rasulev U
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Review of scientific instruments

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Construction, characterization, and applications of a negative metal ion and cluster, M;(n= 1- 3) source are described. The Au, ions are produced by sputtering of a gold target during Cs+ bombardment. The Au-current was-10-6 A in the ion energy range of (3-25) keV. The Au …
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